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Vox Reports Arson Attempt at Madrid Headquarters as Political Attack
Vox is filing a police report after an attempted arson at its Madrid headquarters. The party calls the act a direct attack on political freedom. Security cameras captured the suspect, but identification remains pending.
Prosecutors Uphold 15-Year Prison Demand for Fernández Díaz in ‘caso Kitchen’
Spain’s anti-corruption prosecutors refuse to reduce their 15-year sentence request for ex-minister Jorge Fernández Díaz and other top officials in the ‘caso Kitchen’ trial. The court has dropped charges against two police officers.
Businesswoman Confirms She Was Offered Money to Change Testimony in PSOE Cash Case
Carmen Pano, a businesswoman involved in the Koldo case, told the National Court that she was offered money to alter her testimony about delivering €90,000 in cash to PSOE headquarters. The case raises new questions about political interference.
117 Dog Remains With Gunshot Wounds Found at California 'No-Kill' Shelter
Authorities in northern California have discovered 117 dead dogs, many shot, at a 'no-kill' shelter. The owner denies wrongdoing. The investigation continues, with hundreds of animals still unaccounted for.
Police Arrest Calabrian Mafia Boss Domenico Paviglianiti in Soria
Domenico Paviglianiti, a leading figure in the Calabrian mafia, was arrested in Soria. Spanish police acted after months of investigation. The operation followed close cooperation with Italian authorities.
Supreme Court Suspends Aldama's Sentence in Major Corruption Case
The Supreme Court’s decision to suspend Víctor de Aldama’s prison sentence after his cooperation in the ‘caso Koldo’ has sparked debate. Critics question the leniency, while prosecutors defend the move as vital for exposing corruption.
Man Injured in Barcelona Shooting as Police Hunt Armed Suspect
A man was hospitalized after a shooting in Barcelona's Bon Pastor district. The suspect fled the scene and is being sought by police. The incident followed a heated argument between two individuals.
Supreme Court Upholds Nearly Eight-Year Sentence for 'yonqui del dinero'
Spain's Supreme Court has confirmed the prison sentence for Marcos Benavent in the 'caso Taula'. The ruling validates secret recordings as crucial evidence in a major corruption case involving PP officials.
Woman Arrested in Manresa Over Suspected Poisoning of Partner
A 41-year-old woman has been jailed without bail in Manresa. Police suspect she poisoned her partner, whose death in February was initially unexplained. The arrest follows a four-month investigation by Mossos d’Esquadra.
Fatal Stabbing in Emergency Shelter Hotel Near Lyon After Neighbor Dispute
A man was fatally stabbed during a conflict at a Saint-Priest hotel near Lyon. Both men were staying there as part of an emergency shelter program. Police have detained the suspect and launched an investigation.
Man Injures Mother With Knife in Sitges and Attempts Escape Into Sea
A man attacked his mother with a knife in Sitges before trying to flee by jumping into the sea. Emergency services intervened quickly. The woman was hospitalized, and police launched a maritime search.
National Court Judge Invites Tax Agency to Join Zapatero Jewels Probe
A judge has asked the Spanish Tax Agency to join the investigation into jewels worth €1.3 million found in José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's office. The case involves possible tax fraud and smuggling. Zapatero's legal team challenges the process.
Marius Borg Høiby Appeals Four-Year Prison Sentence for Assault and Rape
Marius Borg Høiby has appealed his four-year prison sentence for rape and violence against an ex-partner. His defense claims the conviction lacks sufficient evidence. The case now moves to the appellate court.
National Court Demands Specifics Before Venezuela Asked About 14 ETA Fugitives
Spain's National Court has paused a request to Venezuela for information on 14 ETA fugitives. Judges insist each suspect's alleged crimes must be detailed before seeking help. The move affects ongoing investigations into Basque exiles.
Police Arrest 22-Year-Old After Armed Threats From Castellón Balcony
A 22-year-old was detained in central Castellón after allegedly threatening neighbors with a shotgun from his balcony. Police confiscated several weapons and ammunition. The investigation continues to clarify the motives.
Endesa Unveils Advanced ‘Anti-Marijuana’ Transformer in Seville’s Tres Mil Viviendas
Endesa has installed the first of 23 next-generation electrical transformers in Seville’s Polígono Sur, aiming to stabilize power supply in neighborhoods hit by illegal hookups and marijuana cultivation. The project marks a major step in tackling chronic outages and network damage.
Five Arrested for Operating as Fake Dentists in Barcelona Province
Catalan police detained five people for running unauthorized dental practices. Victims reported physical harm and unfinished treatments. Both clinics were sealed and evidence seized during the investigation.
Man Arrested in Alcanar for Online Sexual Harassment of 21 Minors
A 26-year-old man was detained in Alcanar for harassing 21 minors online. Police found thousands of illicit images. The suspect posed as a teenager to contact girls nationwide.
Ábalos Denounces Supreme Court Verdict as Politically Driven in Mask Case
José Luis Ábalos, ex-Transport Minister, calls his Supreme Court trial political and predetermined. Sentenced to over 24 years in prison for the mask case, he rejects the severity of the punishment.
Melilla Vote-Buying Probe Uncovers Suspected PP Government Irregularities
A police investigation into alleged vote-buying in Melilla has revealed possible crimes in a 2017 commercial project. The current president denies wrongdoing. The case now involves both political and business figures.
UDEF Links Zapatero to €200,000 Payment for Alleged Influence in Bolivia
Spanish police allege former Prime Minister Zapatero received €200,000 to sway Bolivian authorities for a Peruvian group. The UDEF report suggests a simulated contract and hints at a broader criminal structure.
Judge Summons Julio Martínez Martínez in Plus Ultra Case for July Testimony
The National Court has called Julio Martínez Martínez to testify over his alleged role in Plus Ultra’s €53 million rescue. Investigators seized large sums of cash from his home. The case also involves payments to Zapatero and his daughters’ company.
Prosecutors Seek 8 Years in Prison for Ex-Deputy Tito Berni in Mediador Case
The prosecution demands prison terms for former officials in the Mediador case. The alleged network offered business deals to entrepreneurs in exchange for bribes. The case highlights ongoing concerns about corruption in public office.
Massive Police Operation Secures San Juan Night in Las Moreras After Recent Violence
San Juan celebrations in Las Moreras unfolded under intense police presence. Recent violent incidents led to strict entry checks and heightened security. Attendance dropped as heat and safety fears changed the festival's atmosphere.
Supreme Court Confirms Ábalos and García Orchestrated Public Works Kickback Scheme
Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García set up a criminal network to profit from public contracts. The verdict strengthens ongoing investigations into alleged rigged tenders and political connections.
Barcelona Prosecutors Seek Attempted Homicide Charge for Father in Baby Abuse Case
Prosecutors in Barcelona now suspect the father of a six-week-old baby tried to kill the child. The case has escalated after new evidence, with authorities pushing for an attempted homicide charge.
Police Seize 139 Stolen Phones at Barcelona-Nord After Primavera Sound Thefts
A man was arrested at Barcelona-Nord station with 139 stolen phones. The devices, worth €150,000, were taken during Primavera Sound. Police intercepted him as he tried to leave for Romania.
Supreme Court Hands Ábalos Record 24-Year Prison Sentence
José Luis Ábalos has received the longest prison sentence ever for a former Spanish minister. The Supreme Court found him guilty of multiple corruption charges. His case surpasses previous high-profile convictions.
Supreme Court Sentences Ex-Minister José Luis Ábalos to 24 Years in Prison
Spain’s Supreme Court has sentenced former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos to over 24 years in prison. The case centers on criminal charges tied to mask purchases during the COVID-19 pandemic. The verdict also affects his former adviser and a businessman.
Police Report Revives Case Against Four Former ETA Leaders Over T-4 Attack
A fresh police report has reignited the investigation into four ex-ETA leaders for the 2006 T-4 bombing. The document highlights the executive committee's key role. The case could set a precedent for prosecuting ETA's former leadership.
Court Battle Intensifies in the Andic Homicide Case
Jonathan Andic faces a crucial phase in the investigation into his father's death. The defense challenges the evidence and police methods. The case highlights tensions over family, inheritance, and judicial process in Spain.
Badajoz Baker Held After Family Links Him to David Salazar's Death
A baker in Badajoz continued working with a body hidden in his shop. Family suspicions and persistent investigation led to the discovery of David Salazar's remains. The case has shaken the local community and raised questions about police response.
Judge Questions Zapatero's Defense in Plus Ultra Case
Former Prime Minister Zapatero faced tough scrutiny in the National Court over his role in the Plus Ultra bailout. The judge remained unconvinced by his explanations, highlighting gaps in his consultancy activities.
Thieves Steal €20,000 in Pokémon Cards from Alcalá de Henares Shop
A Pokémon card shop in Alcalá de Henares lost up to €30,000 in a swift robbery. Thieves targeted graded cards but left the rare Pikachu Van Gogh untouched. Police arrived within minutes, but the suspects escaped.
Labour Advisor in Castellón Sentenced for Diverting €58,000 via Falsified Payrolls
A Castellón court has sentenced a legal advisor to two years in prison for payroll fraud. She manipulated salaries at a ceramics firm, diverting nearly €58,000 to her own account. The sentence includes a fine and suspended jail time.
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